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Thanks Thomas and thanks for the confirmation Alex. This is disappointing that it does not check that the service is already present and wipes out the settings.This means every time I update RGM I will need to go into services and change it back to "Automatic (delayed start). Every time Windows patches are applied to the server and it's rebooted, RGM fails to start if it's not set to delayed start. / comments
Thanks Thomas and thanks for the confirmation Alex. This is disappointing that it does not check that the service is already present and wipes out the settings.This means every time I update RGM I ...
ThomasBE said:
TUellner said:
Thanks Thomas and thanks for the confirmation Alex. This is disappointing that it does not check that the service is already present and wipes out the settings.This means every time I update RGM I will need to go into services and change it back to "Automatic (delayed start). Every time Windows patches are applied to the server and it's rebooted, RGM fails to start if it's not set to delayed start.
Why not create a one-line powershell script and schedule it on reboot (or daily for that matter) that checks and sets the service to delayed start if needed?
That's exactly what I just finished doing but I really do wish the setup would check and if the service already existed and was Automatic or Automatic (Delayed Start) it would leave it alone. / comments
ThomasBE said:
TUellner said:
Thanks Thomas and thanks for the confirmation Alex. This is disappointing that it does not check that the service is already present and wipes out the set...
Thanks David. I can confirm that works. / comments
Thanks David. I can confirm that works.